Beasts of Revelations and Modern Communism
J R Barkley argues modern communism is a brutal irreligious dictatorship, contrasting it with early Christian communism and condemning its aims to abolish the home, promote illegitimacy, and undermine Bible religion. He links evolution to anti God sentiments and warns of a Beast ruling nations if God is not accepted. He previews a future piece on evolution.
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Jerusalem
Anennias
Sophira
Christ
Marx
Stalin Lenin
Trotsky
Karl Marx
Russia
Finland
Hitler
United States
Democracy in action at Philadelphia 1940 GOP convention
William Allen White recalls the Philadelphia Republican National Convention of 1940 as a model of democracy with delegates voting freely. He compares Willkie and Roosevelt era dynamics, notes the party machine’s reduced influence, and reflects on long political immersion spanning nearly fifty years and many conventions.
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William Allen White
Minneapolis
Chicago
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Wendell Willkie
Philadelphia
Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt
Willkie
Hugh Johnson
Sis
Beware the Fifth Column in Modern Warfare
The piece explains the term Fifth Column from Ernest Hemingway and General Franco, warning of internal spies and traitors who sow distrust. It cites Hitler, Nazi and Fascist fifth columns abroad, notes a supposed Birth Column in the United States, and urges unity to counter covert influence and rumors.
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Ernest Hemingway
Franco
Madrid
Hitler
Norway
Belgium
France
North America
United States
Republicans Face Hard Fight as Willkie Surge Emerges
The author argues the 1940 Republican convention was open and bossless due to disorganization from years out of power. He cites federal jobs and WPA relief as factors shaping party loyalties and warns Willkie faces strong odds. He notes a rift between party regularity myths and the split between old issues like tariffs, with Republicans now advocating free enterprise.
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Old Guard
Willkie
Roosevelt
Wendell WillRie
Hamilton
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Jefferson
The Right to Disagree in American Liberty
The chief difference between life in America and life elsewhere is the right to disagree. No American is compelled to agree with others or with institutions, as long as no one infringes others right to their views. The nation values individual thought, while peaceful persuasion to change opinions remains intact.
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America
United States
Notice Dr Downing Office at Residence Moulton Iowa
Notice lists Dr W L Downing with office at his residence in Moulton Iowa. Advertisement suggests trying a want ad.
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Moulton
Iowa
W. L. Downing
Moulton, Iowa
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Popular Mechanics
Science & Discovery
American Fruit Grower
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Everybody's Digest
Poultry Tribune
Breeder's World
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National Sportsman
Jj Market Growers’ Journal
Pathfinder
Poultry Keeper
Mos
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Science & Mechanics
Terrae
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National Sportsman Flower Grower
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Modern Screen Peture Play
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